bob charles wrote: » bit sore after being in there, found it hard to get comfortable and comment on any thread without being instantly band. ladies lounge is most definitely under the science section:D:D
Kovu Murr wrote: » Well you learn something new everyday here. I've been doing it wrong all these years!:rolleyes:
hugo29 wrote: » why how do you spoon :P
Sharpshooter82 wrote: » On the way to enniscorthy to collect a tractor
jersey101 wrote: » sure call in for a cup of tae while your down my country
nashmach wrote: » Brave man! Bandit country
Sharpshooter82 wrote: » The driver says if theres dinner and desert included we ll be there
jersey101 wrote: » sorry i just finushed the last of the apple tart :D
blue5000 wrote: » http://www.wikihow.com/Spoon-Someone Fixed that for you kovu
freedominacup wrote: » I think we should start hammering IFA and local government TDs in our respective areas to open a window for slurry spreading over the next 10 days and extend the Jan 15 closing date by 10 days to balance it. The argument for opening it should be on environmental and carbon footprint grounds. Conditions are perfect and uptake would be very good with no run off certainly in this area, environmental. Also because uptakes would be good it should reduce the need for artificial fert in the spring, carbon footprint. And with less damage being done to the land by machinery you will have better uptakes of fertiliser by uncompacted ground now and next year not to mention more efficient use of machinery with no delays due to bogging down in waterlogged fields more carbon footprint. I'm going to make a few calls at any rate.
Kovu Murr wrote: » New kayak for Christmas:D:D I'll be off fishing with the likes of Redzer then!
redzerologhlen wrote: » Yerra im ready to throw in the towel, getting fed up of fruitless pike trips and all the sea fish are gone for the winter bar big dirty congers.
Kovu Murr wrote: » Fruitless pike trips? Jaysus you should come up this way. Annual pike competion is held here round this time every year. Was out last week and got a 12lb one off the pier.
redzerologhlen wrote: » I think it gets better the further inland you go alright, wouldnt mind a 12lb pike at all. Best fish I have caught to date was a 25lb conger, angry creature it was too!! What kind of a yak you getting?
Kovu Murr wrote: » I would have a freak attack if I caught a conger.
Kovu Murr wrote: » I would have a freak attack if I caught a conger. Do you keep the edible fish, pollack and the like? I'm thinking a Dagger Axis 105 but not sure yet. I really like the sea kayaks but it would be kind of a waste in he lakes, unless I took it on a journey. It's either that or a heifer........but I can't go fishing off a heifer round the lakes!
Conmaicne Mara wrote: » Knife to the back of the head and he's a goner.
redzerologhlen wrote: » Just keep a few pollack and mackeral. Have brought a few bass home that were deep hooked and werent going to make it but feel a bit guilty keeping them. Everything else goes back. I was the same way when I was buying mine, was a bit hard to hand over the cash for it now that I think back !! I have a trident 13, big bear of a thing but I still havent managed to turn it upside down
Kovu Murr wrote: » I've never killed a fish:o
hugo29 wrote: » ah jayus freedom, have ya never tried spooning from the rear with the foot in the top of the PJs,;) wait till ya see bob will know a better method
Damo810 wrote: » Christ on a mountain bike it's tempting head out...Look how close those bales are!
Kovu Murr wrote: » I've never killed a fish:o How much was your trident if you don't mind me asking? I learned at Howth head how to flip.....unintentionally.....we were having a jellyfish fight :eek: If anyone had a camera watching me get back in! Then I went and climbed into the tower on Irelands Eye.
bob charles wrote: » what girls are wearing PJs in bed nowadays, this sleep shorts our commando for the modern lass. Like so, scroll down to the bottom of the page to see classic examples. The dreamer Flannel short type from that list would be a personal favoritehttp://www.victoriassecret.com/sleepwear/pajamas-c All this spooning and leg in, leg out is more like a game of twister
redzerologhlen wrote: » Around €850 I think, got it from this crowd. I spent a few hours practicing getting back into it the first day I went out, twas last March and the water was freezing...painful to say the least!!http://www.bantry-bay-canoes.com/sit-on-tops/ocean-kayak-trident.htm
